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Juventus Open Talks for Jadon Sancho Amid Contract Countdown at Manchester United

Juventus have officially launched their bid to sign Jadon Sancho from Manchester United, tabling an opening offer that falls significantly short of the Red Devils’ valuation. However, the Serie A giants have already agreed personal terms with the English winger, accelerating negotiations as United approach a critical juncture in Sancho’s contract situation.

The 24-year-old, who returned to Premier League action last season on loan at Chelsea, has just one year remaining on his current deal. With no signs of renewal on the horizon, United are under mounting pressure to sell now if they wish to recoup any portion of the €85 million they originally paid to Borussia Dortmund in 2021.

Reports indicate that Sancho, along with several teammates, has requested to leave Old Trafford this summer. Juventus, keen to reinforce their attack under new management, are also targeting FC Porto’s rising star Francisco Conceição, and may aim to secure both players before the Serie A season kicks off.

Timing is key. United face Leeds United in a pre-season fixture on July 19, while Juventus are set to face Sancho’s former club, Borussia Dortmund, on August 10. Whether the English international will don the black and white of Juve in time for that high-profile clash remains uncertain.

With 87 senior club goals and 69 assists to his name, Sancho remains a high-calibre attacker capable of transforming Juventus’ right flank—should United and Juve find common ground in the coming days.

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